Art Cashin on Weak Claims Data

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By Barry Ritholtz - August 20th, 2009, 11:15AM

Countdown to the opening bel, with Art Cashin, UBS Financial Services and CNBC’s

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  1. nanka Says:

    Whose translation of the Tao is that?

    The quote can be confusing…Taoism is about presence in the moment. Hoarding or saving implies things will be better in the future. Thinking about the future takes you out of the moment, thus losing the moment. Past is prologue, tomorrow might not come, now is the only reality. Or, so they say…

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